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Crissy Field has new neighbors - 7 acres of tidal wetlands and a hilltop park-to-be FacebookTwitterEmail 1of10 Construction workers at Tunnel Tops Park. When it opens next fall, the sculpted bluff will offer 14 acres of new parkland in San Francisco’s Presidio.John King / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of10 Moses Alvarez, Presidio Trust biological science technician, places pots of native grasses to be planted at Quartermaster Reach.Lea Suzuki / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 3of10 Technician Moses Alvarez places containers of native marsh grasses to be planted while working at Quarterma...

Burning bush. then the singing bush. and, of course, the most famous bushes of them all. what happened to the bush since discovery? >> it wasn't practical on any scale to leave it where it was found. it was moved to another location and it was thought for now it would be better just to keep the place undisclosed. >> it was an army base until 1989 and then the national park service took over the last in 1994. what happened next? well, time energy and according to a doyle drive spokesperson $175,000 later the bush was moved to what i'm being told is nearby right here in the presidio. and i just ...

>> sean: all right, so would you spend $175,000 to move a bush? now, san francisco recently did and steven went to the city by the bay to find out why. >> thanks, sean. americans have grown accustomed to the government spending their tax money as they please. but in california things seem to be really spiraling out of control. after hearing how much cash the government dropped on one mysterious bush i had no choice but to head out west. i'm here in the golden state where some call it the iou state. no secret that is bankrupt but in these tough economic times at least they are falling back in l...

>> have you seen this bush? >> sorry. >> no? >> have you seen this bush? >> have you seen this bush? no? >> we spoke with presidio tremain thens who declined to speak on camera. they claim to not know the whereabouts of this el luis i have bush. even the doyle drive spokesperson declined our quest for an interview. i spoke with a landscaper about what he thought about the tax payer funded move? o. >> i think it is a good idea. we are pretty much environmentally inclined particularly if it's a plant material or animal or even a tiny bug they pend a lot of money for the preservation of that bug....

>> sean: all right, so would you spend $175,000 to move a bush? now, san francisco recently did and steven went to the city by the bay to find out why. >> thanks, sean. americans have grown accustomed to the government spending their tax money as they please. but in california things seem to be really spiraling out of control. after hearing how much cash the government dropped on one mysterious bush i had no choice but to head out west. i'm here in the golden state where some call it the iou state. no secret that is bankrupt but in these tough economic times at least they are falling back in l...